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Full Cloudron Backups are failing on Cloudron version 7.7.0

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    Please do not run a full apt upgrade as such, as it may update packages which Cloudron relies on and could render the instance broken. Explicitly updating the kernel should be ok though.

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      Another customer of ours hit this issue. I wonder what has changed that suddenly CIFS requires SEAL encryption. We have made this default now for next release in any case.

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        @girish I don't think it requires seal encryption.

        I believe using seal encryption causes a different code path to be taken that avoids the underlying bug but it is not the presence or absence of seal encryption in and of itself that I believe fixes the issue.

        After a kernel upgrade this works fine without seal encryption though I have now enabled it as it seems like a good idea to have anyway so making it the default is probably a good idea but as long as Ubuntu 22.04's default kernel version is 5.15.0-102 this issue will likely still occur.

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